Google Executives Convicted Following Abuse Video In Italy

As usual, Apple's earnings call reinforced the iPad manufacturer's dominant position. The short version of the story is almost 12 million iPads sold in Q1 2012, which is a 151 per cent increase over the same period in...

"We've been tidying up a little, making our privacy policies and terms more consistent, easier to read and easier to understand. You see while privacy policies, ours included, may not be the most popular read on the Internet, we...

"This is a quantum leap in pixel density. This hasn't been done before," a source inside Apple's Asian supply chain declared recently, referring to the new display presumed to be part of the iPad 3. New reports suggest that...

Google UK organised an "open house" get-together yesterday which was entitled "The Science of Search : Thoughts on the Perfect Search Engine"; it turned out to be an informal presentation by Amit Singhal who joined Google back in...

An Italian court has convicted three Google executives of violations of the country's privacy code, handing them a six month suspended prison sentence over a video hosted on the site which shows an autistic child being...

One of Google's top legal eagles has hit back at the Milan court which sentenced three of the company's executives to six month suspended prison sentences over a video of a disabled child being bullied. Matt Sucherman, Google's...

With an eye on addressing the concerns raised by privacy campaigners about the amount of data it keeps on its users, Google has unveiled a dashboard feature which allows users using its services like YouTube or Picasa to see the...

A digital rights group has created an automatic system for tracking changes to website terms and conditions and privacy policies. The tool is designed to help users of websites to keep up to date with their rights and...

Early preview releases of Google's Open source browser, Chrome, have been issued for the Linux and Mac OS X platform and, although incomplete, show the incredible potential of the application for other platforms. The post by Mike...

Following a lawsuit between Viacom and Google, Judge Stanton has asked Google to release the records of all the people who ever saw a video on YouTube to ViacomYouTube has been accused of copyright infringement by media giant...

Google's global privacy chief told OUT-LAW last year that he does not see a need for a link on the search engine's homepage. Today a spokesman for the company maintained that the company's privacy policy is easy to find.The...

The proposed $3.1 billion merger of search giant Google and online advertising company DoubleClick would lead to "a massive violation of data privacy rights", a German privacy watchdog has warned.The Data Protection Commissioner...